elementary OS keyboard shortcuts 

elementary OS  

Zeynel -
7 years ago
- Shortcuts
Note: On Windows keyboards, use Windows key instead of Cmd.
0
⌘ Cmd + Space

App launcher

2
Alt + Tab

Window switcher

0
↑  Shift + Alt + Tab

Swtich windows backwards

2
⌘ Cmd + W

Window overview

0
⌘ Cmd + A

Window overivew (across all workspaces)

1
⌘ Cmd +   

Switch workspace

1
⌘ Cmd + S

Workspace overview

1
⌘ Cmd + 0

New workspace

0
⌘ Cmd + 1 - 9

Jump to specific workspace

0
⌘ Cmd + Alt +   

Move app windows left and right between workspaces

0
↑  Shift + ⌘ Cmd +   

Move window with workspace

0
Ctrl + ⌘ Cmd +   

Maximize / unmaximize window

0
⌘ Cmd + L

Lock screen

0
⌘ Cmd +
+

Move window

0
⌘ Cmd +
+

Resize window

2
⌘ Cmd

Shift

1
or Win
6
or ↑  Shift
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Program information

Program name: elementary OS elementary OS (General)

elementary OS is a Linux distribution based on Ubuntu. It closely resembles macOS both visually and in terms of user experience. elementary OS uses Gala as its windows manager.

Web page: elementary.io

Last update: 2/22/2020 9:01 AM UTC

How easy to press shortcuts: 64%

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Shortcut count: 18

Platform detected: Windows and macOS mixed

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? Guest OP says: 3 years ago 9/5/2021 6:19 AM
Does anyone know how I could use the keyboard to apply a resolution that I select in the settings menu under display. The reason for this question is that I changed the resolution on my monitor and now the box in the window for displays under settings is out of view and I cannot click it with the mouse. I'm unable to see the entire screen on my computer I only see the top half and some of the right to left.
? jan OP says: 6 years ago 10/20/2018 1:34 PM
I am trying to figure out how to have similar behaviour to windows file manager using backspace. When I hit backspace under windows explorer i move one level up in file directory. I cannot find how to have the same in elementary.
? futuredayv says in reply to jan : 6 years ago 3/31/2019 11:36 AM
It's ALT + UP / DOWN